Digital loyalty card for Restaurants

Yes – guests collect a stamp on every visit, whether it's a lunch special or dinner. You can even set different rewards: 5 lunches = 1 free dessert, 10 dinners = 1 free entrée. You decide the rules.

Yes, with push messages (included in the free plan). Write a short message like “Taco Tuesday – double stamps on all lunch specials” and send it straight to your regulars' phones. No newsletter, no social media algorithm – direct and immediate.

Absolutely. The QR code can go on table tents, at the bar or on the menu – indoors and out. Whether it's a cozy winter dining room or a summer patio, guests scan and collect. No extra equipment needed.

Your staff don't have to do anything at all. Guests scan the QR code themselves – 3 seconds, done. No punching cards, no hunting for cards, no slowing down service. It runs entirely on its own.

You start free – no credit card and no contract. Every feature is included free for up to 25 customers: daily-special and weekly messages to regulars, win-back automation and contactless NFC stamps at the host stand and tables. From the 26th customer, Premium costs $14.99/month – with unlimited customers and multiple locations. With an average check of $25–$35, winning back a single regular per month more than pays for it.

The QR code sits on the table tent or next to the menu. Guests scan it with their phone camera – while you pour drinks or run the check – and save the loyalty card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in seconds, nothing to download. Or they use the free Stempely app, which adds push notifications – both work equally well. On the next visit, a quick tap on the NFC card on the way in is enough. Your servers mention it once at most (“See the table tent? Scan it once and you start collecting today”) – after that it runs on its own.

That's exactly what the table tent is for: guests scan once when they arrive, then the phone can stay in their pocket. The vast majority of diners carry a smartphone today. If someone really left their phone at home, you can add the stamp later from the dashboard – without the guest having to come back.

Yes, and the two stay cleanly separate. Your OpenTable or Resy system keeps names and phone numbers for reservations as before – Stempely doesn't touch that data. The loyalty card works with an anonymous ID on the guest's device; your dashboard shows “Guest #142, not in for 6 weeks”, not a name. It's built for GDPR and US privacy laws like CCPA, with data hosted in the EU – and you never have to share guest names with another provider.